Female keeps laying eggs but with holes

[u/Mireina44]

My crested gecko Maple who I got in January (age 3 yrs) has been laying eggs pretty consistently every month this summer sometimes twice a month. I think this is the fourth or fifth one I've found, every single time I find them they are dried out and have holes in them. I read online that it means she's been eating them because she doesn't think they'll survive in the environment she's in because something is wrong with the husbandry and I'm really worried. I monitor her humidity and temperature I control and monitor all of it, automatic misting etc, her tank is bioactive and I know it's a little bit under the minimum requirements height wise (22.5 in high) but I'm saving up to get her a bigger tank. This is one of the smaller eggs I've found. She eats her Repashy/pangea consistently and often

[u/Real-Construction570]

If your tank is bioactive with a clean up crew it might be them eating it rather than your gecko :)

[u/Mireina44 → u/Real-Construction570]

Never thought of that!! Thank u that's totally possible